I'm doing a project using Raspberry Pi 3 running windows core IoT, the project uses some sensors that use Arduino libraries, to use those libs Microsoft released "Introducing Arduino Wiring on Windows 10 IoT Core" when trying to use it it seems that vMicro and the MS template are not working well side by side.

Is there a way to disable vMicro from VS without uninstalling it? 
are you familiar with other solution for that case maybe?

Many thanks in advance,
Best,
Ram

ok, thank you for that.

what about disabling vMicro add-in without uninstalling it?

Fair enough.

Thanks.

Hi,

It's no problem to discuss. Sorry I was a bit angry with Microsoft. First they led me to use their GDB stuff which I discussed with them during multiple conference calls. Then they silently withdrew it.

Now they want to move the Arduino users to anything other than small microprocessors so that power hungry windows devices can use it. They are very jealous of the success of Arduino, as are Atmel Corp. Both companies seem determined to throw as many barriers in my way as possible.

Disabled extension is fine but if you have set the Release configuration and Debug configuration doesn't Visual Micro go to sleep unless you use those configurations? 

Uninstall does not clear the Visual Micro settings which take little space.

You will see that in recent releases Visual Micro is starting to move towards supporting .cpp projects without .ino files. I will step up this area of development because it too will benefit from a toggle allowing a project to be "Arduino/VM" or not. Then current system that looks for a project_name.ino to determine if Visual Micro will work could be superseded.

That also makes me think that as long as your windows 10 .ino names are different from the project name you won't get a problem with Visual Micro.